HowlBrands will feature on the Canadian rugby club Toronto Wolfpack’s jerseys in the 2020 season
AgraFlora Organics International Inc () (OTCMKTS:AGFAF) revealed Thursday that the company's CBD-performance product line, HowlBrands, will feature prominently on the Canadian rugby club Toronto Wolfpack’s jerseys throughout the 2020 RLF Super League season.
In a statement, the company said the placement of the company’s HowlBrands’ line of CBD creams and sports supplements in Toronto Wolfpack’s home and away kits will mark the first time a CBD-product has been so prominently featured in professional sport.
In October last year, AgraFlora's exclusive CBD sports partner, Toronto Wolfpack was promoted to the 2020 RLF Super League, which positions it in the highest tier of the English Rugby League. This gives the team international broadcast exposure to over 250 million homes.
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Toronto Wolfpack also achieved 704 million unique views from associated print and web articles throughout the 2019 season.
AgraFlora Organics said Toronto Wolfpack drew 40.4 million views on its announcement that it was launching a CBD-infused topical cream called "Rugby Strength", formulated to combat acute pain.
By way of an exclusive manufacturing and distribution agreement with Toronto Wolfpack and HowlBrands Inc, AgraFlora is positioned at the “nexus of the burgeoning CBD-infused performance products” market and “the vast captive audience of professional sports,” noted the company.
HowlBrands' THC-free product lines are developed and formulated by a team of medical professionals and natural health experts.
The company also announced it issued 800,000 common shares at a deemed price of $0.25 per share to Vendure Genetics Labs Inc as part of an amended supply agreement in December.
AgraFlora, based in Vancouver has a vast library of patented cannabis 2.0 product formulations. It also owns an indoor cultivation facility in London, Ontario, as well as an edibles manufacturing facility in Winnipeg, currently being retrofitted. The company is also a joint venture partner in Propagation Services Canada Inc, which operates a 2.2 million-square-foot greenhouse complex in Delta, British Columbia.
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